A couple of new Android handsets from Motorola have appeared on the Chinese regulator TENAA's website, and Blog of Mobile has managed to uncover a number of specs for the devices. First up, the Continue reading…
You may have seen some reports doing the rounds today that a "secret project" was initiated at Apple to port the underlying guts of OS X (AKA Darwin) to ARM chips, and that those duties were handled Continue reading…
American chipmaker Marvell is hinting that it may be producing chipsets for the Chinese Windows Phone market. In an interview with Daily Tech, the director of Marvell's applications processor business Continue reading…
We're pretty sure Google TV's going to be a huge theme this week at CES, and Marvell's Armada 1500 chip might be a driving force behind its adoption. The company's known for creating these reference Continue reading…
We got a look at Marvell's Google TV reference design, based on the new Armada 1500 chipset. Continue reading…
If you were wondering how children in developing nations using the new OLPC XO 3.0 tablet would be able to communicate with each other on their devices, you'll be glad to know we found the answer: the Continue reading…
It was over four years ago that OLPC founder Nicholas Negroponte showed off images of an XO tablet, and promised it would ship to kids of the developing world in 2010 for $100 each. Obviously that Continue reading…
Eric Schmidt predicted last month that the "majority" of TVs sold by summer 2012 would have Google TV, and the company's certainly signing up the partners to make that a reality: Google just announced Continue reading…
Marvell isn't the highest profile chip manufacturer out there, but the company's been getting more traction as of late, introducing its silicon into high-profile products like the Microsoft Kinect, O Continue reading…
